It is not difficult to see why high schools were a permanent part of film history when you really think about it. There are so many opportunities for rich storytelling about high school experience. From the stories that come of age and melodramas in high school to teen comedies and everything in between, high school has always provided directors to an infinite source of stories.

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As such, The best of high school films You do not have to need the most visual engagement school as a background. Emotional travels arising from high school experience are more than enough for a good movie. But it is not painful to have an unforgettable background for your high school film, and Los Angeles has what can only be the most famous school in the world.

Johnon Marshall High School has appeared in an incredible number of productions, from movies and TV shows to music videos. Even if you've never heard of the school, you've seen the chances of many times, because it's basically the location of the high school film industry.

As you can expect, Los Angeles is home to several schools that are immortalized on the screen. Children from the 1990s will surely know Torrence High School almost, as well as their own almater, thanks to the host of a few touching stones of the decade. The school served as a Recording location for "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "She's all that". But even Torrence high cannot compete with the filmmaking of Johnon Marshall High School.

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Situated in the Los Felis neighborhood in Los Angeles, Johnon Marshall is used as a location for so many classic films that it has basically become as a set as the institution. Open in January 1931, the school was named the Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court from 1801 to 1835 and remained unchanged unchanged since it was built. The Silmar earthquake 6.6 in 1971 led some property buildings to become convicted and the cafeteria to be demolished. But the members of the Los Felis community were actually campaigning to rescue the main building, which has a five-story tower and closed for renovation in 1975 before reopening in 1981.

During that history, Johnon Marshall has hosted some of the most beloved films ever produced by Hollywood. It is said to have provided interiors for the treasures of the Jamesesi Dean seminar, "For no reason" rebel as early as the mid-1950s (although it remains unconfirmed). What has no doubt, however, is that the decades that follow after the 1950s, the school became a starvet in its place.

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Johnon Marshall High School acquired a notorious host of the NBC "M -Novak" series, which lasted from 1963 to 1965. But the 1970s were when the school began to build its legendary reputation. Of all the big productions to be filmed in Johnon Marshall over the decade, Grace is probably the biggest. The music in 1978 was mostly filmed at Venice High School, which became Ridge High in the film. But the field of Johnon Marshall was used for the school carnival scene, which ended with Johnon Travolta and Olivia Tonutn-Johnon flying in a hot bar.

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During the 1980s, Johnon Marshall continued to attract large productions. Van Halen used the school for their music video "Hote" Hotue for Teachers "in 1984, the same year the exterior was used in the comedy of Tom Hanks" Bachelor Fun ". 1984 was actually a great year for Maron Marshall, as its exterior was also used as the exterior of Springwood High School, attended by Nancy and her friends at Heather Langenkamp in "ELM Nightmare". In the 1980s, he also saw Johnon Marshall used in "Beautiful in Pink" and Sarah Essica Parker and the comedy with "girls".

In the early 90's, Maron Marshall was used for The movie "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", which, despite its reputation, is good, in fact. In that decade, the school also appeared in "Space Jam", "Grosse Pointe Blank", "I can't wait" and even a music video on Farcid. It's all to say nothing about the various TV shows that have been filmed at the school, including "Miracle Years", "The Boy Meets the World", "Icarly" and "Big Bang Theory" Spinf "Young Sheldon. It is interesting that Johnon Marshall has been among the year. He lowered the role of Luke Brower and became a repetitive member of the ABC's "Growing Pain". Guess which school was used to establish shots?

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